Connor Ingram delivered a strong performance in goal, making 23 saves to help secure Utah's 5-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets. His solid play was instrumental in maintaining Utah's defensive structure, particularly during the early stages of the game when they limited Winnipeg's scoring opportunities.

Connor Ingram made 30 saves in his first start since November, returning from a 21-game absence due to an upper-body injury. Despite the loss, he had a strong performance, showcasing his potential after a solid start to the season with a 4-0-1 record in his initial five games.

Connor Ingram was on the ice for the morning skate after being sidelined for 22 games due to an upper-body injury, indicating a potential return to play soon.

Connor Ingram is currently sidelined with an upper-body injury, allowing Karel Vejmelka to step up as the primary goaltender for Utah. Vejmelka's strong performance has been crucial to the team's recent success, going 5-1-2 with a 2.44 GAA in Ingram's absence. As Ingram recovers, his future role will be pivotal for the team's goaltending depth moving forward.

Connor Ingram has struggled to capitalize on his opportunity as the top goalie in Utah, posting disappointing stats (3.61 GAA, .871 save percentage) while Karel Vejmelka has regained the starting position with strong performances (2.40 GAA, .915 save percentage). Ingram needs to find a way to compete for more playing time upon his return from an upper-body injury, as his recent play has not inspired confidence.